The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1875, Page 10

1 ANOTHER POLICE ABDUCTION. a ats THE DANCER ROBBERY. —_— & WOMAN TAKEN FROM HEB pon an wo 4 MAN ARRESTED ON SUSPICIQ#, BUT DIs- * O'CLOCK IN TEE MORITg AND 0 REASON ee ee GAMBLING GrvEN—CAPTALN " op: povan’s BTRANGE AF <8 hhave been unable to unravel FIpavit. poe oh pe eevee “Yeaterday abr; : the mystery rob crated x y morning, at two, poreock pis me me pares cil prem byl ied ~ fost phi pr ms Stone as er be ® Bascom laet, although they have been anxiously Docks, two police omicers, one of whom looking for certain parties who it ion p-eve @ore the bine ‘triform and the other were concerned in the affair, Captain Van | sald yesterday that he has formed a good idea as entered the residence of | Ugang” was, was in plain clovbing, | to who he princtpal or leader of the rs, Annie Gmals, on the second floor of the house ai southeast corner of Thirteenth strect and son pet Be Ke bod perorgdtaaaig shi Pourtn avenue. They stumbled upstairs as well | Ck be expected, | under lock and key late last night, Captain ‘ay Ubey cow fa the dark aud demanded admis- won from Mrs. Small, Who was undressed in bed, Bhe rose avd asked what their business was, bu’ they vecitaed to tell her, and informed her that | they would break tm the door if she did pot open it, Mrs, Small, fearing that vio- | Kennedy, of the Ninth precinct, arrested @ map t | named Frank Demond, @ suspicious character who travels under a variety of aliases and is said to be “on the cross,” and who was thought to be coucerned in the robvery. He took bis prisouer yesterday morning before Superintendent Wall- moe would be used to her Mf she ing, woe ordered him to be taken to the house in @id not comply with weir demands, opened the Eleventh street for the perpose of seeing whether | Mrs. Dancer couid identily him. This sue failed to @oor to the two men, who stated that they were policemen and that they had been sent by Cap- tain McCullough, of the Seventeenth precinet ‘to ‘ering ber before him.” Mra. Small asked to know why she was arrested and what offence was @harged against her, She also asked if they had @ Warrant for her, but they deciiued to answer @nytning aad vold her to get ready or they would “bounce her out.” Que of the men said that his Mame W4s Smalicy, and it subsequeatly appeared | Ld do, and Demond was taken to Washington Place nim he was discharged.. It was also thought that he was wanted in Hoboken, but on inquiry being made at headquarters there it was found that he Was not the man they were secking tor, DANCER’S GAMBLING BOUSE CLEARKD OUT, Yosterday morning it was reported that the game Was still in fuil blast ac No. 5 Barciay street, whieh, it will be remembered Was in business with a man named Daley. in- ector McDermott, with Captain Saunders and a all of men, determined to see for themselves, that be pelongs to the Pifty-seventh | qney aecoraiigly proceeded to the scene about sureet Court squed, and was acting uncer | an and hey aged Mia Roe ee poate ig ted Liou serge | to the roof o1 nding the scuttle She cagens: Sf UnpLeie Molnlicugs Sue Gexgp ea? | they quietly availed themselves of this opportunity Tima, vota of whom are knowa to be warn ad- ty effect an entrance, When they reached the rents of ex-Police Commissioner Gardiner, | floor where the ‘tiger’ was thought to be who, it 1s believed, instigated this last police | sigs ‘ot “game” having” saisbanah Speman’ @utvage. The unknown man was an officer of the tle since, yet there was evidently nothing of Seventeenth precinct, aud it is stated by iriends | the Kind then going ou. Daley, the proprietor, @1 Mrs, Small that Captain McCullough, Im citizen | With amt ewnl pry teee Oho heey re clothes, watcned the house irom a stoop across | Were Steaua’ tat COMet P the exception of Daley, aemerny atgus team ber howe, Wha, wawae war | who was heid to bail, The police captured an old Shen herried to the Seveuteenth precinct station | C#rd table, and a few battered chips, waich tey Rouse, and was not told eyen then what the | 600k as trophies to the station house. ¢FEOCTS OF EVIL EXAMPLES, charge against her was; but the man at the desk, orate Who is unknown, told her that ahe would have to | The success that attended the rovvertes at the houses of Mr. Dancer and Mrs, Van Slave appears Bo eee eee ct as TH | to have nad the effect of tempting others to go Burried of to the Nineteenth preciney station RAD SU Rn wee Testereee Mier ntae, tee en | House in hast Filty-ninth street, wrere the same | Went to the pevaie Nome ote wn entrance’ b: auysterious performance was repeated which had | BUC And endeavored to an Se Prd occurred it Captain McCuilouga’s station house, | Stating to the woman In « ay a i . “aan +4 Tne Captain of the Nineteentu precinot is named | family belug out of town-—thar they fad po Mount, andis said to be a peto! Commissioner Sent there to look alter the water piprs c Mateell. Mrs, Smal by this time was so be- | Pairtheul. The woman Baving recelyod no in. Wildered and terrified that sie did not know what | **rctions abont any such work refused to let the aay | men in or [o open the door to trem, and they had Koad, and she was placed tm coutnement in a cell | to ieave in discomilture. Subsequently she in- e iy, * formed the authorities at the Nineteenth precinct what was to be her fate, She was toid by a aub- Ordinate that she hag been arrested for keeping a @isorderly house and anotker ipiormed her that Captain McCuliough was “going to get square ‘Wile her,” wile others jeered at her. TRE FINEST POLICE FORCE, ETC, And now comes the strange part of the business oe van 4 roy i ag ne soeopucnase police | atrage. If is the rule of the department, never is parted from, that every arrest made during the | SUPPOSED RESULT. ‘Dent up to six o'clock 4. M. shal: be eatered on | The readers of the HERALD will remember that the return sheet handed in at the Police Head- | ee as early as ten o'clock A.M. An omis- | * short time since John Morrissey was overnauled | Btution house of tue occurrence. TEMPTED. RUMORS OF A WILY SCHYME TO DECAPITATE JOHN MORRISSEY—A SEORET MEETING AND 17S on of this kind should prove Jatai toa captain, | bY the Committee on Discipline, and to him in et me meme of, Anale § Small Was nos on either | solemn conclave were put certain interrogatories, @ Nineteenth or Seventeenth precinct return \D 8f sheets at nes yesterday, and as there 13 | binodiabirnanpkc ah reagcnsibelbercaoad but one return made euch day it cannot be | Conscious of having done no wrong, appeared be- | fore the assembled braves, and, like a Roman, tered belore this morning, To make rtain of this a HERALD reporter called | garea them to eject him from the General Com- mittee, It will further ‘be borue in miad that Police coteahy pe ate yesterday afternoon | end made inquiries of Mr. Wilcman and Mr. Bas- Bert whose uty it 18 to transfer the contents of ine charge sheets to the books of the department. P She clerk exmivied. tue charge sheets to tne re. ™mect the first Thursday in Sepremper, 1 was rter aud the mame of Annie Small was nor Stated wat @ few days ago the Committee founu on either, Tren toga ry Was made of on Organization furaished their report and | He stutea that he believed she was arrested ior tee of the Tammony General Committee to which they could Make Known the action they ryury but that he did net know Who arrested error ms took in feierence tothe working of certain dis- Ber or where she was confined and coud not teil Btwhat time ehe had been arrested or under What circumstances, but be knew it was for per- jury in testifying before the Legislative Committee ainst Caplaig MoCullouga. It will be remem- bered that Mrs. Small was ‘erced from her bed puce before by the (hen Commissioners. Gardner nd “Fighting” Alick Willams, avd her child, eresa Small, aged tweive years, avducted from her dwelling. Since then (in ner testimony) she Bwore that Captain McUullougo had asked her to the profits with he also swore that the pure-miaded iG informed f that she wonld not be rmitted to stay in New York by the captain and Bien police friends in authority on account of the destimony she had given in tue Teresa Suuali case Bi lorcivie abduction, THE CAPTAIN'S AFFIDAVIT. On Tuesday Captain McCullough, who has re- eatedly avowed to Lis friends that he wonul “get ware”? with Mrs. Smali sor her tesiimony as to is alleged corruption, appeered before Judge filled vy foes, would naturally weaken atmire aud made an aMdavit to the eect that MORRISSEY’S INFLUENCE irs, Smali had sworn faisely a8 to what occurred with the commitiee of toat district. In a wor t ber house in Sixtu street iu relation to the ab- | Matters would be so arranged that Morriss Wuction of the child by Captain McCnullougn and Would be compelled to resign, and tuat, too, with- Commissioner Gardner. The warrant was Olt the appareut interference or open action of | Branved vy Judge Kasmire in a rather hasty man- | the cutire General Vommittee. in substantiation fer, ad it was On tMis warrant thatshe was ar- / (bis rumor It Was ascertained that several sted, but the policeman refused to let ker see it members of toe Tammany General Committee of Dr know it8 purport. The arrest ofthis woman, and the Hieventh district held a secret meeting on the maouer in which it Wasdone, hascreatedgreay Saturday ulght, and i is pot umiikely that the de- excitement in police circles, and a wellknown | Capitation of Muilig was they aud there de- olice Captain stated yesterday thet Mrs, Smalihas ied upon, A representative of the HERALD con. been arrested in a purely Malicious spirit, be- versed with several members of the committee @ause it is believed that she } quainted with | yesterday, but most oj them sonal facts which, if sworn to im @ court of justice, THE PROPOUNDEST IGNORANCE ould damage certain police officials. Yesterday of the plot. Mr. Jonn Kelly was visited, and, in jorning Mrs, Simi taken from her plage of | reply to interrogatories on the subject, atated ue ofinement in se belore Judge | khew nothing whatever apout it. He seemed to emire, who beid he in MceCullough’s | be im the best of spirits, but Bis stock of knowl Pompiaint, for examination on the charge of per- edge as 'o the movements Of any committee was jury. The efect of Mrs. Smiall’s arrest will be tnat | wolul'y limited. He said 80, at ieast, and douvt- e Will NOt be able LO be present asa witness | 1¢8s @ vig surprise is im store for him, Altogether fore the Legislative Committee on (r.me at its the situation is decidedly mixed, and lively umes sey's) Assembly district, Whatever foundation there Was for tils rumor does mot appear, but it Was reported yesterday On good authority thas @ portion of the Tammany General Committee, Tepresenting the district in question, were going thelr rounds requesting the siguatures of tue Inembers Of the disirict comimittee to a document praying lor the POLITICAL DECAPITATION of Thomas Muliigan, who is a member of the com- mittee, ON the chaige that he wae unable to hold jet to tue satisfaction of Tammany Hail, Now it may be noted that in harmony with Mr. Mulligan aré six or seven other members or the committee, be being their Chie, and most o: them hailing from the iwenueth ward, They are ail Irienos Ol Mr. Morrissey, and (t is claimed that the 7 W is not aimed so much at Mulligam as it is at 6¥ DiMseiL The divposai ef Mulligaz wud ty ompauions, Whose places would prompuy be ssion to-day. The counsel for Mrs, Small, may be anticipated. r. John D. Townsend, wao is wiso counsel for | ‘ mae ie St ne = Legislati Committee on Crime, was CELEBRATING THE OPTION, on hand yesterday morning and ap- romptl pit Pic beares lor Mrs. Smali, after having a long inter- | Nearly 5,000 persons, principally natives of the jew with her, The resuit of twis iuterview was d had subpernas issued for | COnquerea Provinces of Alsace and Lorraine, as- 8, who it is said will testify sembied at Jones’ Wood Colosseum yesterday afe Smail’s statements about Late yesteréay afternoon not yet learned ‘any par- Mrs, >mail’s arr ternoon and evening, to celebrate the “option,” or choice, made by the inlabitauts of the two Provinces to expatriate themselves rather than become subjects of tae German pire and slaves of Prince Bismarck, ure, and no explanation could be got why she ad been arrested tm One precinct and transferred anotmer, contrary to all police discipline, RHE POLICE BOARD AND DELIN- | QUENT WITNESSES. trees were decorated with French, American, and Irish fags, lanterns and caictum lights, under te onges, makio Many young gr e and Digb black - Alsatian peaseniry fitted around under tree: \d the music from the bands, together | win the laughing veices and pleasaut echoes of young coupies running after each other, gave the @ppesrance of a woral /éle to the picture. Wo MORE CASES TO BE DISMISSED THROUGH THE NON-ATTENDANCE OF WITNESSES. A change of considerable importance to the ipline of the Police Department has just Insutmtea or rather discovered by the Board Foor societies of a benevolent, social and af Police Commissioners, It has iong veen , BStonal ebaracter were represented and B deplorable fact tat subpeenas issued by the Lov ‘° C4 Sereanee Boaid for the attendance of witnesses, im cases triotique i Mr. Victor Fort- ning members of tne force, have “ pepeerning jorce, have been prac: ane, Pre: ent ut, Jo- tically worthiess, it ocing optional with witnesses Pe, r. Emile | 80 attend trials or not, as no penalty has attached far By the Asso- 80 non-compliance. Last winter, it wili be re. Clatien dusicale Francaise. the fee the membered, @ Dill was introduced into tue SOclety lL Urpheon Fraucow Battalion des Assembly. comierring upouo the Police Board Gardes Latayetie visited the grouods apd re- ower t© compel tue aliendauce of tubpenaed itnesses, ana alter @ Oriel struggle it was deieate The case 0} Captain Willams, of the Fourth precinct, and the various other Captains recently tried were ob.iged to be dismissed, Owing to the inavility of tee Board to eniorce tae *. mained during ite progress as active participants, Late in the evening « banquet was given in the at WHICR #peecncs Were made Of @ patriotic ard cuthusiastic pature by Messrs. Joseph Strauss, L. Dezarnauld aud over’. Ata late hour the sere Was broken up by the approaca of wee «mw Bttendance of the material Witnes For along NOurs, the music ceased its stra and ¢ Aime past the *unect has been underearnes: [ev ol the merry dancers no jonge ted in Bobsiderstion by the Commissioners, and tne ree We Waltz or galop. i Bot nes been a concerence with the judges of tie “i Bupreme Court. Jadge barrett, alter a carefni A JERSEY BRIGAND, eXaminetion of the law. gives It as nie opinion - - Giat a Wewon reguiarily mace by the Board of URTRER ovTRAL . ij Police tA the Supreme Court, asking for agay- | TOVTR®R OUTHAGES BY 4 RUFVIAN AT UNION sachmentt against delinguent witnesses, could HILL, Vegally ve granted. | Yesterday morning Mrs. Kubert, an el¢eriy SG DEPAR " 4 » | lady, residing in Bnmboldt street, near Bergen. PR C JEPAR E OF 4 ‘gen. GPPROACUIN ff ee AnTUe n: THE wood avenue, Union Rill, went velore Recorder CARDINAL. | Morgan, her eyes suffused with tears, and ve a sought him to preeure the arrest of he- son Ais mine: ce%Cardival McCloskey has finally Oscar, Acurious ama sad record overbdangy the ded to ieav is city for Havre on the | career of this imdividual. Severa! years ago hi é€ to ty fe bit f divid se ie French steamer \Péreire, »@iling August 7. He | was sentenced to fifteen years’ imprisonment for will Immediately Rroceed to Kome, where he will having perpetrated am atrocious outrage on a " in@'* hat aud ringand take pos little gir, Not long ago he was pardoned at the soca tap serainet ‘a. it meat ed eye 3, ¥he hoped be Would permanently tession of Bis titular © ia customary jor The lad returmed to the house of nis every o@W CArdinal,.#8 oon oe Kvenient after but was driveu ros taeir door, He then ' »his berretiiNa vosa {rom the Papal Avie © Lue cawes above Weenawken, where ne ee Et oats the Poe torenng his abode, subsisting IM & manner that te, to repair to Bonne, Where ‘i chong He returned to nix ‘orm impores tne capello upon him, with tne other in. crimes, eud vecame @ terror to all the Little girls wgala of the cardinaiate. When the cardinal im the #eigavoraoud, many of Whom he attempted Das been invess*d With other wities the Pope to kidnap, It Was while ne was im the act of e titular chureh Gragging & girl away to his Raunt on Tuesday that laborers at 4 distance were aroused by tre startiing screama of the suffering chiid, They Tushed@ to her aid, wheu Kiubert Hed rapidly into uames some chur vr Rome as pulse APAL LRGATES. who have been Dr. Ubaidi, ations is canead with Dr. Mosiyun, are the woods aud escaped, The wrrified gitl was shortly expected in , this oy. The steamer | carried home im sase The desperadp carrica a Scythia, of the Canara which was to have Buge nile aud a revolver, trode: it & danger- faiiea ‘en the Pa inst.” Waving been delayed at | ous experiment to approach nim, Recorder Mor- gan jistened to deiefal tals of the motier of collision with a Whale, account of Roeir reter! bliged to warrant for the rad Folcemen were out searching {01 esterday, Uut Without success, Many then promptiy issued arrest. t fe tape avers, whe had ¢. nqeged for that ‘teamer, will De ai ‘uati sx ture Tb the ‘cote Wren ‘hey w i've ‘n the. atenaer China. The | have veed made by the residents of that vocallcy cavemen who welcomed them on their arrival | concerning we linerty accorded to robbers and £ this country will, on - a" deparcure, accom- byes hea afd, Unie-s the police do something y them down the ba. steam tender, | to ct the @ommunity from these ireques tue dineohon of | am "jastara ontrages, some of the wa SETAUUY Anpre Lhe the Wevbie. Sh . Tangements ore under Police Court, Ag there was no evidence against | is where Dancer | When the censors separa‘ed they adjourned to , ticts, amd particularly of the Eleventh (Morris- | The vast spaces of the en- | closure, the gaileries, dancing platforms and | when eveui pe jel, colored | WHERE I8 “YANK” FILKINS? FURTHER EVIDENCE THAT THE GREAT EXPRESS ROBBER IS STILL AT LARGE, Boston, July 14, 1875. Evidence continues to accumulate to tho effect that “Yank” or John 1. Filkins, the reputed prin- cipal in the Albany Express robbery some years ago, is still at large, and probably con a hiya self in Canada or somewhere in the ‘The, story that the skeleton found in the Clinton Prison sewer was his is not believed by any of bis friends, and nothing short of & positive identification, of the bones will Convince them that the sory nas any foundation in fact, Just how the sXeletou can be positively identified has already been described tm the HERALD’s correspondence, and it seems | SPpropriate that something in the way of definite intelligence should emanate from the officers of | the Clinton Prison, THE HERALD'S THEORY CONFIRMED. ‘The suspicion already expressed tn this corre- | spondence that Filkins 18 sulll alive t# concurred in | by lis intimate acquaintances in Boston, Spring- field ana Albany, in all of which cities he wes well knowa. The Albany police authorities, as 1 learn by alate letter irom that eity, take no stock in | the skeleton story, They have been looking for him ever since his disappearance from the Clinton Prison last fall, and instead of believing that he 1s | dead they claim to have reason for thinking that | Be has resided in Canada most of the time since his disappearance. A MAN WHO SAYS HE SAW FILKINS, There is in Springfield, Mass., & Man who de- | clares positively that he met Filkins recently in | the streets of Windsor, Canada, near Detroit. He | | did not have any conversation with him, but he 1s | Sure that be was not mistaken, | | THE FAMILY OF THE ESCAPED FUGITIVE IN ALBANY. The family of Filkins, consisting of a wife aud | two children, are still in Albany, a report that | they had joinea nim in Canada being uniounded. | His wile is a most estimsole Woman, and since | the imprisonment of Lia husband sie ‘has gained livelihood by keeping mail furnishing goods | | store in the neigntornood of her former residence | m Albany. She is very reticent avout the report | ol his death, neither crediting or discrediting it, but denying @il knowledge of nis whereabouts, DID FILKINS COMMIT THE ROBBERY ? There are stlil many who persist in the belief that the robbery was not committed by Filkins, | It is nara to force the conciusion that he was not | the principal im it, for his suddeu accumulation of Wealth, bis purchase of the pistol, followed by his disappearance and suosoquent daisguisiag of his personal appearance, ail torm a chain of circum. | Stances that leave Ltte doubt but he was the in stigator and director of the crime. Tuoere are, however, many reasons jor believing that the 1 Tob: and shooting was done by another man, under the direction of Filkins. It was shown at | the trial that Filkins Was in a piace in Aipany a | few momonts after the shooting where it would | have been almost impossivie for mim have been if he had committed decd. Then Mr, Halpine, the messen- | ger who was shot, deserved @& man Whose appearauce did not in the slightest manner correspond with that of Filkins, Halpine subse- | quently recovered and assumed to Identify Fil- kins, but the identification was under such cir- | cumstances that he could not help pointing him | | Out. It was alleged, and is generally belleved | Row, that, before being brougat into bis presen: | Halpine had been made so familiar with bow the | risoner Would look ti he could not fail to | dentily him. The idea is ao absurd one that he could identify him from any recollection of how he | looked the night he was shot, for during the inter- | | Val Filkins haa shaved off his fui! beard and other- Wise disguised himself. Bnt all of this 28 not In- | tended to create # belief that Filkins was inne- ‘cent. On the contrary, it is unaoubtedly true that he was the principal in the affair, and there are humerous suspiciens that he is still engaged | in the business of express plundering. | SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMERS. | DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | SOF JULY AND AvaUs | Office. 61 Broadway | 2 Bowling Green 39 Broaaway. . /69 Broaa way, . 15 Brosaway. Hambure.. «|Bremen... Klonstock Mose!. 61 Broadway W Broadway. | 9 Broad way. iy td Livernool.. Liverpool. | Celtic’, ly 242) City oi Caltors Liamer. Donan Menta: 4Bowing Green 72 Broad way. \ | fe oF Georgia. Gelert. Bit 61 Broadway | Gi of Richmond |July 31.|Liverool..|15 Broadway. | ablic., Ju} Liverpoos.,|18 Broad way. | min. .|2 Bowling Green bine ria. :|7 Bowling Greea 69 Broadwa: | 4 Bowling Green | aR City of Brassels, [15 Broadway, Peretre. 50 Broadway Britenmec. ug. " a on Egypt Aug. 7:[ Liverpool. 169 Broad ihe 7|Bremens-.[2Bowline aren onl . 10.) Liverpool Mtateot Peon’ yia » 11, |/Glascow... City of Cn Germanic Prane r BR NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER. | ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yonx Herap has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Herato steam yacht, show- ing while burning the colors rea, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be seen sev- eral miles distant. Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal wilt oblige us by preparing any marine news e jor the Ship News Department of the | a@ Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do fo by addressing to such vessels, care of HwRALD news yacht, pler No 1 East River, New York, Letters received from ail parts of the world snd promptly delivered, Duplicates are re- quired, ALMANAC FOR NEW ¥( YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATER Gov. Island..morn Sandy Hook.moro Hell Gate....morn | Sun sets. 29 Moon sets.. “PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 14, 1875 SUN AND MOON, | Sun rises 441 7291 1 38/ Hell i wee #28 ‘morn 138 CLEARED, | Steamer Abyssinia | Br), Marphy, Liverpool via Queens town— | Steam of Indiana (Br), Sadler, Glasgow—A Baldwin, Tr ra! _menmer Ashland, Whitehurst, Savannah—Ropt Low- ‘steamer Gulf Stream, Beckett, Charleston—J W Quin tard 2 jeguser Fhiladeipma, Davis, Philadelpnia—James an Shi . Plus Ultra, Borden, London—Grinnell, Mine torn Snip st Pet Nor), Hansen, Cork or Falmouth for orders— "0 Bark solomon, son, Cork for orders—Warren & | Co. Bark Amelia, Burgess, Soe Sone mn Atkins & Co. | Bark Carrie E Long, Park, Naples—J & Ward & Co. ione Ital), Caflero, Marseiiies—James Henry. coa (br), Lockhart, Wiiliamstadt, Curacoa— Jos oulkers Pons } on™ Emily (Br), Morgan, Belize, Hon—William Jex a burg ii | | . Brig Thomas ( am ved Lewis, St Pierre and Point- @ Pitrie—J au we! “0. i ance Georgiana (rn), Bartiing, Liverpool, NS—Heney farker Brig Hiram Abit, Tibtets, Perth Amboy—Miller & | Beers. hr Miran is Mitchell, Penarth Roads for orders— Brett fon & ( | ‘Sehr Mary E Manga, Zelutf, Cape Hayti—R Marray, | or. gathe ee Elizabeth, Ingraham, Harbor Island—Jos neas. cbr Souvenir (Br), Hatfield, St Johns, NP—O W Ber- taux. A Hatheld (Br), Hatfield, Yarmouth, NS—C W Revt sen : Bure ora Borealis (Br), St John, NB—Heney & Par- | ‘cht Annie M MeKeen, MeKeen Ray scl Car Heinman & ( Jecksonville~Warren | No-Willam K | na, Gaskill, Washington, he Mason, Terry, Fortotk— IK Staples “chr Augie Brown, ‘Harvey, Sandy bivok—! oon wy k—Isnac B | Sehr Peiro. Kelly, Roston—W W Loud & Co, schr J A Hayden, Green, Providence- on & | oft he idence—it W Jackson & Fehr nsade, Mullen, New Havea—Rac ket & Bro. haler, Brooks, Derby, (1-H WV Jackson | | | Stantora Mann. | | Son. Sehr saiiie Burton, Burley, Stamtora facturing Co ARRIVALS, REPORIED BY THY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND } HERALD WHITESTONE TELFGRAPH LINE. | mer vity ot New York, Timmerman, Mavana Jt 1, with inde and passengers tc F Alexandre & home | Huntavilie, Chester, Fernanding July 9% 3 Vand Port Royalilth, with mdse aud be ene (Ger), Henke, Bremen 4% | mdse to Chat Luling & Co. Had variate we Thee | throughout the pas nag som the had much fox; no date, Jat 43.90, ion 5 10, passe | of drift ie; June 2 off Portland Paeeee,* guanih wed bark Weser (er). {rom Bremen for New York} . Jat 4090 jon 325), xchr Louse Dorothea (Wer) Kast, ith, iat 400; vb oA), wlup Siosmaway (ol unnuomn)» bound bast, | and Eastern ports of Amer: CE es go darbegen. Ar inesen cok Bow: Bari ane gy Philadelphia, im ballast Briggs, Barbados 12 days, eee 5 i aoe dot Maret ea ar ar mach mol wa" 5 wigs kine ieee ayy with rab mpleg 23 day W with meta reyang Br ‘08 Van Cliet, Progreso 19 days, re to Echeverria & Co, vessel to eae hid en eg J it vee ahaa Mache Lotte, i rg) Old Harbor, Ja, 82 days, with log- Wood a A Abbot elton (of Bai Curscos R aye it ‘a hides to Theodor Foulke; vessel edb Loud ftin port bry Caracea, for New York in rk - Digart ae bee ei, i ort), Lubby. Humacoa, ado to JD Rivera; ves: erin oh ouzhtan, Coit in port’ brig Louisa (Br), for Ne chr ast with pin pita a8. he MM Mamba itette Savannah 6 days, with lumber to Bussell & Go: vessel to E Ball & sehr nighaead aero Hicnmond, V4 tuitognd Va. aio Kyan, ‘nian mond, Va. Ht Hoyt, Dayton, ‘vengin Reh pupa Tua nrabertine Budae Virginia. ant, Virginia, Sehr va Holmes, Win Sehr Maia Jane, Baker, Vi nis, Sch jon. virgata Scht Ann Gcoley, Marshall, rata, Schr J & D Cramner, Mathews, Schr Evergreen, Turner, Alex: igs Schr Henry Croskee, Terry, Georgetown, DC, for Wareham. Schr A M Burton, Bird, Milton, Del. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. nUSyeundoat General Grant, Finger, Block Island for jew You Sieamer Franconia, Bragg, Portland for New York, with mdse and passengers tod ¥ Ames. Breuer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Beatord for New York. with mdse and passeugera. Steamer Electra, Young, Providence tor New York, with mdse and passengers. Steamer Delaware, Sauth, Norwich for New York, fh mdse and passensers. teamer Tile, Ewing, New London for New Yorx, with mdse and passengers. Schr Scotta, Daws, Georges Banks tor New York, with fish to Moon Lamphire, Sehr Wallace Biaextord, Chatman, Georges Banks for New York, with flsl to order, Schr Heury May, Providence for New York, carried cre ina squall of Matenicock ‘Point on as 13 jary A Predmore, Sherman, Norwalk for New ‘Bente 0 E Hawley, Lewis, Providence tor New York. ee Silas Brainard. Kelsey, Port Jefferson tor New Or K. Se aah 8 Rogers, Rogers, Greenport for New Sebr Isabelle, Simmons, Nantucket for New York, with fish to order. ‘Schr ¥ P Apel, Abrams, Providence for New York. Senr Sarab Purves, ‘Eryon, Providence for New York. Schr B L Condon, nol , Bridgeport for New York. Schr Imogene Diverty, Hand, Trovideucs Yor’ New Schr RH King, Bliven, Providence for New York. Schr Margaret’ Kennedy, Ford, Bridgeport tor New OF. Rclit T) Trafton, Hoyt, Portsmouth for New York. Sehr Lacon, ki New beatora for New York. sehr Whistler, ‘Tauuton ior New York, 5 Watson, Sargent, Newport for New York. chur Gertrude, Brocsway, Porduud tor New York, @ te oriler. PES hr Lady Antrim, Carter, New Maven for New York, Bayles, Arnold, Providence tor Hobo ken, sehr Palos, Ober, Fall River for New York. BOUND EAS?. Dpeprugh Amos © Barstow, Howard, New York tor Pro- vidence. Brig Thasta, Brown, New York tor Gibraltar, a oy John Warren, MeGarr, Port Johuson for Provi- éen pehe Saran RB Thomas, Arnold, Philadelphia for New md Schr Mathews, Wentworth, Port Johnson for Bey- erly. arene 8 Crocker, Trasher, Port Johnson for Provi- Jence. Sarees J M Burnett, Barrett, Port Johnson for Paw- Sclir President, Lester, Port Johnson for Mystic. Schr EM Everett, Jones, Hoboken for Proviaetice. BECUE Anuie'd Hassell: Brown Hovoken tee Bache. Scar Evergreen, Turner, Woboken { Providence. Schr Hastings, Ghase, New York for New Bedford, + echt Florence: Sickett, Oroton, for Providence. Sent bly. Hazard, (Roe annie Jo UAT chi Conion, Hoboken for artew mith, PortJohnvon tor Satem. r Hydrangea. Olark, Port Johnson for tT Horwich, a r Avele, Felicia, Port Johnson for Norwieh. chr J M'Brainard, ftall, Amboy for Giasendurg Schr Nathaniel Holmes, Holland, Hoboken for east Greenwien. sche, Warren Sawyer, tor New avon. Sclir J Bundy, Northup, Philadelphia for Pawtucket, Sehr Eliza 8 Coffin, Coie. Port Jahnsoa for Boston, Schr B Brunette, Rich, Port johnson tor Searsport, Fehr Thomas Lux, Hall, Rondout tor salem Sehr Jolin Boynton, Smith, New York tor Boston, e jis, New York for Bo: ton. Stevens, Rondout for Portland. Penney, Port Janson for Salem. ins, Grey, Baltimore ord. cht Lucy Jones, Mayhew, Richmond, Va, for New aven. Schr Win McLorn, New Yorg for Rocklaad. SAILED, mers Abyssinia (Br), for Ltverpoo! hate of Indiema (Br),” Glas Antwerp (not 13th); Alps (Br), Port au Prince; ashland- Gul arleston ; ships Succe: ight, San Franelsco ; Hamilton, barks Lussignano (Aust), Oork or Falmouth ton, Ja; Joseph Baker, Genoa; Pad Steiti Jarriet 8 Jackson, Glasgow Elsinore; brigs Victoria, Georgetown: do; Klizabeth Winslow, Port Spain = co Beret! ings: Al, My Packet’ (Ger, athiide (Ger), Dem; Favorite, Frederick: iS ‘ernambaco Springbok (Br) (Br), Granalla: echra Rosalie (Br Florence May Nr: Good Will (Br), Harbor Isiand, 0 H seave. sonville. Wind at sunset SSE, light. BELOW. Brig Edward & Hubert, from West Indies, MARITIME MISCELLANY, Purser Heald, of the steamer City of New York, from Havana, has our thanks for favors, Steamer Lovistava, which was suuk some time ago off Sharp's Island by colliding with steamer Falcon, ha en towed into the Great Wicomico Kiver, where shi Hes with only five feet of water on wer decKa:.18 in food tion, but the wost of the main deck and ab of the foiner' 's Work is goue. cur Stz.48 Coomas, Gray, was lost at Little River, Gal, Jaly 3, While sailing out of tne harbor the wind Out calm, and the vessel drifted on the south rectal the gnirance, The vessel andcargo are a tolal loss. she Tras owned by Coombs & Perkins (two-thirds) aud Capt Gray, her maswr, the remaining one-third, and was oa Rt $12,000 ad the cargo ab $300); partially in- ee “a Hensert Manton, from Boston for New York, at Vineyard Haven, reports that on the Lith inst, on Pgptucket sh Shoals, wasin collision with schooner Waiter Orient, and had wadly torn and lost ghain-plates The’ Walter W'furker lost jlbbuem aod jecar. Eastront, way ars Benjamin. trom New York for Pembroke, with of san Jast night.’ She came vff leaning and is now beashes on td Bello, with seven feet ot her keel gone. She is expected to cet off next ude, Smrecripino—Captain NL Thompson, of Kennebunk. port, lias just recetved from the “out the. frawe ior ane David Clare has the ramen of tive vessels Got av 8 Of ive Vesse! joing his shipyard at Kennebunkport. cagmeeshnsia Lavuxcu—The pew ship pow on the con at the 1 Tours Currier, Jr, Nemour ga Nal oat ry ioheken ursday morning about eight o'cloc! ne te ding A ts ‘owned by Capt Frederick Moo! rely | Cape ot denen Stanley and others, of this city, and will +] commanded by Capt stan WHALEME: cag A a New Bedford J July 4, bark Rousseau, tie Ocean. yey ew London July 13, sehr Lizzie P Sim- ne, for South Atlantic Ocean. on ‘aiparaiso May 29. barks Marv. 100 bbls sp ot]; Charles & tdward, 200 do do; Maggie Beil, 300 do; Grace Marks, 1:0 do do. ‘A despatch received at New Bedfora, reports that the park Kainbow of that port -alled trom Honulaly Jane for the Arctic Ocean, having landed 150 UbIs sp oil at Honolulu. to be shipped home via Sau Francisco. Ship 9% Charles, American ship. from New York for Ban Francisco, Jane 10, lat 35 X, 19: 8 pte ie onigg (1), irom aa main, ri B45 fon #3 ee oe Ship(American) shoring signal ay of Rockland, from Lobos for Paimout tor Me. jon 39 une r Mauimvain for Falmouth 30 ringapore for Boston, May 30, hip Ahiee Vennard, i A, lat 200 5, nip John Cla ak, from wat dead ton 31 robin (Br). Noten 1a Wom Ny Axon, Smith wre ‘om New York for co,-J ane 2, lat 20 68 N, lou 38 08 W. p Aura (Ger). flogeman, irom Bremen’ for Balt more dune 15, 1at 48, lon 39 45. Ship Antelope, Caney, ttom Greenock for San Fran- cigco. no.date: 1a 442 8, fon 3 2 W ark from Piuiadeivhia for Antwerp 22 from Liverpool for Sew York, . © 8, from Havr stat 4117, lon 36 05, sev ®s. long 2) 19 F ark Silas Curtis (Br), from Cardi? for Madras, May 12, Jat9 3, lon 19 W. Bark Ainie Troop (Rr), Bias from New York for Stock- holm, June 16. jat 46, lon 40 % ud (it), Robertson, from Liverpool for rom Rio Janeiro for New York, dar 4 428, lon ia W- ¥ aioe NOTICE TO MEROHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents ‘ant shipmasters ar ta- formed that by te phing to the Henaue London Bue reau, No 46 Fleet street, or to the Paris office, Rue Feribe, the arrivals at and departures trom European Hand ail foreign vessels states, the same will be cabled trading with the United | to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and B ports will Gnd the Paris office the more ind expeditious for teiegraphing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ayn, July 1g—Artiyed, ship Ny ip Nelson (Br), Dixom, Que Bebe ie Williamson, Jr, Seward, Portsmouth for | ickerson, Kondout for Hart | truck Quoddy Head | lersticid,” {rom singapore for Boston, May 9, | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. Sa — +} oe ‘sh Buisror, July 14—Arrived, bark ‘aria Adelaide (Itab, Naccart, New York, Also arrived 14, dar’ Emmanuel (Swe), Hansen, Bull River via Balu, se a Darks Ricardo IIT (ital), Oas- Korth America; Mimi P (Aust), Thian, do. 12—Arrived, ships Hoveding (Nor), Fer- alebon, How fork; Belmont, Blagdon, Pensacola. Canpirr, July |, bark Eleana (Nor), Forsen, North america, Dusty, July 138—Arrived, bark Egeria (for), Jorgensen, Quebec: Elena Cordano (ital, Schiaffino, Baltrmore; Sea Belle (Br), Goggin, New York; brig Alexandra (isr), Winterfiood, Philadelphia; lath, bark Amicizia (Ital), taro, doy ‘aLmovitn, July 13—Arrived, bark Tribata (Aust), Meda. nich, New York. Guovoxsran, July 14—Arrived, brig Carlo, (tal), Lauro, New York. Also arrived 14th, bark Giacamo Mortola(Ital), Olivari, New York. Gaxenock, July 4—Arrived, ship Imperial (Br), Morri- son, Quebec; bark Champion (Br), Killan, do, Guascow, July li—Arrived, ship Roseueath (Br), Me- Vickar, Montreal. Giwnavtan—Arrived, “Stonington,” from New York. Hout, July 18—Arrived, bark Hertha (Ger), Brandhoff, Darien, Havax, July 13—Sailed, Fannie P, tor New York. Laverroon, July 13—Arrived, ships Ben Rhydding (Br), Perren, San Francisco; Mth, Seaforth (Br), Bretuerton, do. Sailed 13th, bark Alfen (Nor), Wextergaara, North America; Gen Wolsey (Br), Copp, StJohn, NB; brig Emily Waters (Br), Patterson, Mobile. Sniled ldth, 5 PM, steamer Pennsylvania, Harris, Phil adelphia, Lonvow, July 13—Arrived, ships Kong Oscar II (Nor), Wishaes, Quebec; 14th, Trenton (Br), Falster, do; barks Souvenir (Br), McKay, Montreal; Mth, Serafivo (Ital), Zunino, Boston. Cleared 13th, ship Cornelius Grinnell, York. Lizanp, July 14--Off, ship E W Stetsen, Moore, from Now York for London. Loynonperny, July 18—Sailed, bark Countess of Daf. terin (Br), McGonagle, North Aineriva. Borland, New Lormertex, July 13—Sailed, bark Ruby (Br), Robinson, | North America, Lisson, July 9—Arrived, barks Azoff (Nor), Hohn, New York; Galatea (Nor), Stiansen, do. Also arrived 9th, bark WH Genn, Cullins, New York (betore reported without date), Mvaptxs, July 18—Arrived, bark Wilhemina Pust (Ger), Seger, 8t John, NB. Mansvinixs—Sailed, bark Avo Giuseppe (Ital), Gamba, San Francisco. Ma.aca, Juty 13—Arrived, bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, New York. Salled 13th, steamer Alexandria (Br), Montgomery |" from Genoa, &c), New York. | Nartes, July 13—Sailed, steamer Acadia (Br), Hilk | coat (from Leghorn), New York. Orono, July lArrived, bark Germania (Port), Pel- | lica, New York; prig Magenta (Br), Loe\hart, do; schr Dahlia (Br), Stuart, St John’s, NF. Arrived previous to 14th, schr Lydia, Varwell (Br), | Mills, New York. Queenstown, July 13—Arrived, bark Mathijde Bella. gampa (Ital), Sturlese, New York; 4th, ship Magna Charta (Br), Malony, Lebos; barks Pata (Aus), Nicholas, Baltimore; ldth, Angloletto Bozzo (Ital), Campodonico, Baltimore; Ornen (Nor), Hangland, Philadelphia. Revat, July 9—Arrived, bark Carl George (Ger), Storer, Savannah. Sovurnameron, July 4—Arrived, bark Chito Gattorno (tab, SchiaMno, New York. Arrived in the Chanuel, bark Saga (Nor), Boe, Baltl- more for Bremen. ‘Troro, July 14—Arrived, bark Anziiar (Br), Peake, Pascagoula. Tuixste, July 9—Arrived, bark Amalia acess (tal, Jaccatno, New York. Vauetora, July 14—Arrived previously, brig B F Nash, Spanidiig, New York. West Bertteroon, July 13—Arrivea, bark Fredericxs- hold (Nor) Hansen, Quebec. Sailed from ——, bark Riconoscinte (lial), De Simons (trow Castelymare), New York. WOREIGN PORTS. Bvenos Arrrs, ay rrived, bark Segatahoo, Fow- ers, Newport, & (am\ sailed 26th (or Rosariv, with in- Ward cargo. in wort June 1, bark Ff Whiton, Carver. from Sa ig Arsyra (Br), Luckham, ‘rom ved May 18; Bal arrived Ma: Banta, diay Now York; spring Solario (Br), Stewart, melizer, do via Pernam: ul to July 2—Arri) N AS Sey Red; bark Bessie North (Br), 4n port July 2, brig Ohevie. for San Franctsco, Navana, July $—Sailed, vig Cuba y Canarias (Sp) ,, New York. orig Ta Ath, bark W RTO tah New York. dos, brigs Giare J Adams, MoFadden, do, 1o\ tease Rasmag, Wal- letts, do, do; schr Melona M Knowles, Dow, for Boston, ae and others unc. aptvax, July 14—Arrived, bark Sunbeam (Br), Whit- ney, Liverpool Tivenroots NS, Joly 22—Sailed, brigs Samael Muir. for ge Alice Abbott (Br), West Indies; schr Mignoa- eite, do, Movitir, July 13—Arrives Craig, New York tor Glaayow ( Metnovgne, May 18— Aree, ark 5B Pay, Os- F904, Fredoricksiadt; 22d, tree Trace, Merryman, Ho- 8, July 12—Sailed, bark John EB Chase, Dairs. Chowan, Le ge sons orth of 3 Drur: suwrcastes, NSW, iy ToKatied hips Janet Cowan ge rt, Sag Francisco: 12th, Sciene (Br), Rhodes, 7 Lat. vOlthona BP) Reen, do; 2th, Colusa, Howes, do; 29th. Abbey Home (Br), Roninsom do. Peanamavco, June 2—sailed, bark Hed vig Sophia(Swe), anderen. Dobvoy, Grogan, Now York lor Liverpoot Off the Fastnec 13tb, steamer Hi trom Boston for Liverpo SypNey, NSW, May Ban Francisco; ‘Ish, Arizona (Br), Venus, do: June 4, Glory of the Seas, Knowles, do. In port June 6 ships British Envoy (Br), from San Francisoo; Talisman (Br), do; Wallacetown (Br), Rice, do. Agenora (sr) do. fir, Hetees, May 21—Saited, bark Tmgent (Br). Scor- ie ‘(from Colainbo), New York; Juno % ship Cora, Doombes (from Raugoon, Liverpool. sagca, July B—Sailed, schr Mary Nowell, Nowell, north of Hatioras B, July M—Arrived, ship Minnie H Gerow tip George Relt (Rr), Rose, Liverpool ; UEENSTOWN, July 13—Arrived. Seamer Exyot (Br), - proceed 1 “i ia (iirle, Webster, © ith, brig Iris, for Queenstown; schr Prussian General, Bos: | ‘Vauranatso, June 6—Arrived, bark D A Brayton, Gray, New York. Wivosor, NS, qely 12—Sailed, sense ua Newton, ‘otherspoon, New York, Calais; Maude ALGRR, Ascension, June S— ir r Eeagived, (indie Wilhelmina, Bpier, Macassar tor New York, Daur, Jane 3—Arnved, Joho 1. Dimmeck, Lincoln, New Orieans: July l, Main (®, Leist, New York. nailed Soh, Braunsehwig s) pone hing sig Borpeacx, June 30—>ailed, socrate, Cog hot f rork. Bonny, June T~Sailed, Glide. Bacheider, Zanzibar. Canviry, July 1—Suiled, Paolo Revetio, Revello, Balti- more. arene vork, June 27—Arrived, Soren Berner, Peder- sen. DarTeoorn. ie 1—0f,, Reunion, Curtis, trom Playa = oy on Maat July 1-08, Jason Grimm, from Hamburg for Phieddipuin, St, Cam Weller an Kaiuton, trom’ Sew York, Sailed Ist, be gee od Morse (s), Stead (from fenton), Fey Wests 2d, Cronstedt, Gréeno (from Leith), 5 EIsCo. usu, July 1—Sailed, Magnus Lagaboter, Sorensen, Hampton Koails. Guovoreren, July 2—Arrived, Sabra Moses, Bain, St Jobn, NB: Festina Lente, Gjerutdven New Yor! GLAsoow, July 3—Arrived, Anglia (8), Siniti, New York. Ratled Menawa, Rogers, New York: Mira, ‘Stoer, Wilmington ; 24, Ada Barton, MeGrath, St Johns, tas mee aie Sen ATT ves, scotia, ‘Drummond. Cag. jart (and cleared for Bat! eee June W—Arrived, ii enrietta’ Behn, Wapper, w York. Sailea July 2, Je Johnson, Maines, New York: Mu- nel. eee {Pen Ste. “ e Hebich Lieknroo. Sul York; Dhai Gran sailed ad, Robertson (or Tobister), Que- ; Bt Louis (s), Reid. New Orleans, Cieared Ish Holden, Jacobsen, Pensacola; 24, Geo iney, Vickers, Wemerava; Kavenseraig, Biggam, Myntreal. Lonnon, July 3—Arrived, Carricks, Carr, New York (and entefed out for Hong at Cleared Ist, Felix, Hueyinera, Bull River. Duncan, New York. Entered out Sd, Enoch Train, N dd June 20—s ate Pu Asnatertam for Cape Piston Off the Lizard 30ui, Hicien Morris, Bursiey. from i sinietds for Cahtornia, July 2, Ismyr, from Rotverdan r New Yor! Bsvioay June 12—Satled, Domenico, Calotte, ihila- deipuia; Ath, Auewnld, Ra Nair dork Geeenstows, July 1—Sailed, Candow, Maryport; En- wan, Bowllug; Bishop Brun, ate, Greenock ; atitiae, do Paroat ©. 1 sam Weller (s), n: 2d, JW Board, ‘en werORT, June 29. pea Foxpemaxn, July 2~arrived, Colombo, Murdock, San Francisco. ‘mieLps, Joly 2—Arrived, Navesink, Barstow, Grims- st Vince, June 9—Sailed, hid 2 Cushman, Johnson, ge E © Latnam, Smailey, Pt Traces, June 3v—Aarrived, Bors, Schiafino, Baiti- more. wo June %—~Arrived, Ariosto, Amestrano, New oy WatenFoRD, June %0—Saiied. Selma, Rois, Dovoy, Wannexrownt, July l—Arrived, Moro, Costelio, New Fowny. July 2-The Sparkling Wave, Hockin. from Bt Johns (NF), June 18, for Queenstown for orders, put An to-day with loss of sails and reports that she passed humerous icebergs to the distance of 240 mil shore and experienced stormy weather on the passage. L ool, July 2—The Erin fi Lal am, oy ss and the schr Iizale “Scalian, from King oy ‘Were in collision yeste re rn a dense fog, woe the 1 er Sunk aa master and one man lost Sd—About 200 bales of cotton have been, area to dave from the Niagar: Boy gf A t La joutl va Rau a esate GPa tt os mes y oof oer 5 wa i Hug see Dim A-onuarps Whe AUD Fe Dm and on nearing i Hel ot at ae sie nel sea 0 Santen piles bla peperioneatag ‘on 3 wrtote down antine ee brauvite rs ter s i suretoneas and ore pede alt a eon sail stowed, the and split se. maiider pag sails blowing AMERICAN | PORTS. ALEXANDRIA. Juty 1 Hosa Hoamer # o Knvety w York; schrs mouth: Daisy. ‘Khurst, Pi Eis Eon creas Situickeon, on, Poughkeepsie, Geiractaeen Gs july 1 aos One Charmer, Noyes, jOSTON, ret pains brig Hattie, Cates, Perth ‘Amber; skeet Fos i par dlayazues, BR: Ge Ohurchinan, Bisley, TERN co, Bassett, and Andrew Nettigers Ss ia; sitet Latte, Crawiord, do; Terry it oboken; Nel. iio F, Huntley, Hondout | ee wens, aud Granite tate, Burgess, Xe “tailed fark Mth—Ar ved, barks ei Woocheane, Given, Liverpools bid (Bry be a ees Ast martin cama Be! Srickets, Cardenas: bi W Norwood, Ne Orleat we Goes ives, Hala Pie Conn as faven, Lee; Ella T Be § mores & Matt Cranmer, Epamib from | Vaudusen, Sharp, Hoboken; Wea Pluakett a3; ae ores aa seth Rondout. rived, steamer Glauens, Bearse, New Y. tie. ‘John 1 Aviles, Fracy, Hob en; ,Martiin het nt angere, nique; schra o eft ae aijraeey Philade!ohia artis Vaux, Fring, dos A jar tear. on, Snow, Philade!phii = eral Wiiltney, Hallett, New York: wehrs 8 Baxter (Bry Baxter, Cape lt ytien: yaar Cat Bruce. Pie rador; ‘A W Hendvrson, Henderson, Lingan, CB; Wm A Moreh \Relley, Staten ‘island. July 13—Cleared, schr F H Odlorne, | York; fr kanea, ship Belfast (Br), Tully, | Pee, Herald nh Pornias, Me- | w iY . | Albrecht, New | “orowell Boston. Arrived, brig, Jovlo A Devereux are, Matan oiling, eZ Mhte John Kelso, Kelso, Now Yor! Loutis, Albany, NY. Uleared—Brig Liaabel, Mahanoy, Boston; schrs TL nowles, Chase, do: AW Kelly, do; Katie Hunt Webster: Newburyport Aino cleared, bark Manitou, Nort, Matanzas; brig. Abble © fitcomb, Edeveau, rays (and both sailed) RELFAsT, July 9— Arrived: 4. sobre Mary farrow, Foss, Bilswortit (or Newari Bailed 6th, schr Silver ray Wass, Wilmington, | yBANCOR, July 1—Cieazed, sehr’ Geo Wiutuey, New BATH, July 12—Arrlyes, schrs West Dennis, Crowell, Phsladosphia; Sailie Mair, Powell, Boston, to load [oF Philadelphia; Hattie M Crowell Crowell,’ Boston tor | Gardiner, to load for Baltimore; Caroline Kienzie, | Ditkes, Philadelpnia tor Hallowell. BRISTOL, duly rrived, schr J L fleas, CartWrighty | Port Johns sailed Sehr Ad Fisher, Philadelphia. CHARLESTON, July 10—cleared, sehr Oarrie T Walk or, Chadwick, ston, NB. yin Union Island, Ga Jon l4ti—Arrived. ‘steainct ‘Champion, Lockwood, New ‘ork. ‘Salied—Steamer oth Carolina, Nickerson, New York. react July 4—Arrived, brig Atlas, Powers, New Yor tn-Arrivea, sohr Uclen @ King, Crosby, Philadeb 1 PiClearett—Schrs Alice T Boardman, Boyt, Barbados: | b Arad aes Shaw, New York; 8th, BL on, Grierson, oS ane, July 11— Arrived, brig Helon A, Tclinos, Eid. ridge, Boston; sehr Lucy M Collim h. Bangor. | Cleared 10th, bark Statsninster atang.¢ ° ender, Appletore: Karl Jouan (or), Xi NWiole Jay M—arrived,-schr Lillie O Wells hs hnson. ALL RIVER, July 12—Arrived, schrs Danie! Brown, | Emerson, ‘and Jenule Kosalene, Tooker, Georgetown, DU; Tlie E, Heath, Hoboken, GLOUCESTER, July 13—arrived, ship ; Chase, Liverpog BX WE July M—Arrived, steamer Goo W Clyde, Pennington, Galveston for New York and proceeded LUBE, July d—Arrived, schrs Huntress, Brown, New. York: ath, Olive Braneh Millen, do. led sth, schrs Addie yerson, Coustit, Unele Joe uitin Gar B Lathrop, MeAlep, Philadelphi Garrison, New Yor PTA July istarrived, schr Stampede, Dow, Mar- UNAN ORLEANS, July 14—Cleared, schr John Bird, Philadelphia. Pass-a-1/ Ougen, July 14—Arrived, bark Elliott Ritehie, Hutchinson New Yor! EDFORD, July 13-Satled, sehr Joseph Hay, Butler Philadelphia, iit Atrived, schre MH Read, Phitaaéiphia; John A urs! NEW LONDON, July 13—Sailed, schr Mary E Amsden, Alexandria, EWPORT, July 12, PM—Arrived, schr Baltimore, Bowen, Port Johnson. Also 'schra KM Smith, Winchester. Providence for New Bediord; ‘Surprise, Seaman, Fall River tor New DT Willetts, Staplin, Providence for do; Emily Beil, Kelley, Denuls for do ‘ang all satied Lath). Sailed, soir Anna Bell Hyer, Betts, Phiuadelpita, NEW HAVEN, July 13—Schia WR Huston, Hoboken} Te Lyman, Hubbard. coal per GOULA, Juiy om Arrived. brig Stell: Davis anes Beh, bark Criburien, Hopkins Cardenas; { irk, Di SV Nichols Gr), Chase, Matanzas: avis, New red 7th, brig velit Willan Layton. Layton, Vera Cruz PHILADELPUTA, July 1e-agrived, schr J & L Bry on Le Charlestou. ‘ Arrived, steamer Ann Eliza, Rich ; bark Kale Sancton, Carver, Dublin; bi Dow, Cardenas: Ida L ‘Ray, ilaskell, Blue General © onner, Shure, arate ngas; Mary J War De ‘Morey Gra ada, Swain, sonrs, ta *ibzabeth, Allen, ifarwicts ‘Also. arrived, dortr Isaac fic! Cleared-—Steamer Wheldon, Boston may, Gilman, Fortiand ort! Nulato, Small, do: eieReM-ary Emily Ca Harris, do; Stephon Morris, hew, do; Jonathan M Suuth, Cambridgeport Caroline Young, Youu Li in, siiatbonry 7 a5 Kate Mitten ~ do: F R Baird, May, "Chileon; Geo fi 4 NS Wodhuston: Worts, dot do; Rachel Miller, Miler, dot 8S L Russell, ye ynn; EB Sinnickson, Pennewell Fast Braintree; xpress, Tilton, Delancy, New Bed fort: GW Mag, Daye fy Somerset Jona Bustin, Wilk lang, Warrou, BI: HL, Slaight, Willetts, Neponset. leared, steamship Path: nt, Mills, Newburyport park Septentrio, Torgosen, stettin brig @ ‘wood, Furuor, Greenogk: sohits John Moser, Hil, Fults Tex{ Frank B Colton, Helen Mar, Sigkery srt ; ; Sarah Wood, for do! f ae ror Bo heveriy, and E Sinmickson, tor ‘Bt ant still remain, baer brigs Ciy; rie, from Rockport. ton: ° Ocean Traveller, for Lynn, anchored off here last ni; Bark Kate sancton (Sr), Phas from Cardenas; Ida , sehr Lucia R Ives hae Barwions passed vening Brig Roanoke, tor Laguarra and passed down last evening. The bark, trom Boston, anchored off here at 10 A. M. rand remains, feamer Williamsport and setr Bertha G Fel. vovh from Boston, passed down at ae 20.4. M. The May, passed down at ‘The vesse ent corning at anchor oo under wer i OA. M, and proceeded down. fark Sarah Hobart, from Boston, got under way at i465 PM and proceeded up. ‘Steamer Aries, for Boston, passed down at 2:10 PM. Bark Mary (tal). for Newry: schrs Annie D Merrit, tor ’ortiand; Waterline, iy Boston, and Jolin W ball, tor do, passed down (ais PM Derawane Breakwaren, Del, Jul M—Arrived las) night, schr = J Giinore, from Martinique to: : PM—Brig Roanoke, tor Laguayra, arrived Bark Bilge Avelina seit tor Philadel phi t dchr 8 J Gilmore unehanged. VORTLAND, July l—Arrived, sehr Alaska, Thort dike, New York, l4th—Arrived, steamer Eleanora, Johnson. New York: brig Angier H Gurtis, do: Josefa, ‘do; sehr Elva V Pet — ‘diner for Philadelpila, iso arrived schrs Geo G Jewett, and J W Fisk, Kem nksport Clearea—Scnr Olive Elizaneth, New York. PORTSMOUTH—Arnived 1th,’ brig Hattie § Rishey Bishop. Baltimore ; eclir Cud worth, land: 23th brie MC Haskell, ea coors (@ot_on the {2th re. gtr) sehr wis aoe ponent New York. ied 13th, Phiiadesphiay up last dd roc ke rt Balumores Isaac Srpstins pen Davol, Huntley, PI phin, to load for ‘ASplawalh PROVE july 13. ea) schrs Dliver Ames, orge ton DO; nor, and BA ‘pine Port Jobason: iien, Davis, and Cornelia, durroit’ do Yor Pawtucket: Henrielia, Mo Pradene sey. PortJohnson; Alinden, Heboned: Yozmilion, Davis, Hoboken ; M: Fr, Hamilton. Bushner, Hobokeu for Pawtucket, signal, Satterly, Cold Spring, Below—Scbr Harriet, of Port Jefferson. anchorea be low AM and sailed a) = PM; sehr Connecticut; in the bay, Oe Belle Halle ailed—sehrs Frank iG Dow, Gage. Georastewa, De: hi Burr, Alexandria; 5 Hany ce! I. had whi and George 5° ene Marte, vir and Haunah road, Sackett, Ver points Yeauc ” sherw Engle; Fob ooper, Bradbury, | and Spe cor, & homme, Haverstraw; ter - Irving, Rive Neri Amiraid, weckiord; -arah J smith, Baldwin: Lattie David, Alien; Belle Seaman, Steelman ; Mary C Carroll, Carroll; Kate Scranton. -Paime: feranda, Pond, New York. Schr George W Whitford, Bryant, Boston, to finish loading for Pouce, P PAWTU 13—Arrived, Sehrs Cornelia, Car KET, bot roll, Port Johnson; JB dogg . ree = do; Jas BH Young, Bar do: Morizon. et, ‘straw. Sailed—Sohr Wm 8 tominaan ‘Bradte ew. 4 RICH NV, July 12—A steamer We" anoke ve York: schts i tie eGoombs, Bisiop, Wind Leonessa, Ahern, > ky ‘Mary & Blizw beth. Soper. do; Ella Karaes, tarde, satled—-chir Ronvard, Nels w York. SAN FRANC atid July S—atrived, scbr nny Dare Greene, tquiqni. xii “arrived, ship Eblana (Bx), Lever, Newcastle “iin Arrived, hip Oriental. Otte, New York. NAH. July steamers San Jacinto iseera New Yorn, Towste - Ehaaelp ia. Satiod=*toamer Calvert, Balttm rs SOMERSET, July —atrived, mone Chas A Coulomb, Feunimre, Philadeip nia, July Arrived, sehre Spsregansets mene Corson, Fntladelphi ria, t Johnson: J G Hanty But gndout. seed an Ma uy tiaattieg heel CP Mar TONING Arr “ Bering. Shesheid. Bort Jo le, Sh ropantre, ‘aa NEYAR ts ed, eben t i Low ‘dave ton. do for New Port Johnson m: Union, tobe Wilile Martin, Garagner for New York, Atwood, pores for Louise ¢ Nowell, South Newmar 6 Cummins, Cohasset tor do. ts Avail, Union, Frank and & il Atwood, wi ai NC. July Hsarrived, steamer Bene Wood, Ne a mmitsuasahn, July J—Arrived, echt Fauny K Shaw ‘arts, Fernandina, Ww Walch ba e July Arrived, schr English, Chase. New? Parttuuy, July M—Arrived, schr B W Babcock Gardner, Port Johnson. Wth—Arrived, schr Vicksburg, Brewer, Cold Spring gon aiestine, Hall, Jamestown. sohr Surge, Warwick, Hobok BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED Fw D ‘ent States for numerous causes, pnbileity, qalgrery: where. erigs Dag ite Fh EDEN NG, ‘Lawyer an rond vay. | Residende omice 0 £, rece” np bi BSO).0TE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF 4 < ent states; legal everywhere; desertion, éec.. su | flcent cause; no publicity required; mo charge ‘anid | Sivorce gramted; advice see. ¢ HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broad wu HILDREN’S LIVES SAVED FOR 50 CENTS. EVERY sen. Scene: e% rhea and Colle can be cured TOBIAS! Vexttian Linimy it wae for 28 years, ana never failed, Syid by pad